CAPC’s Favorite Books and Memes of 2025
An affair on the Jumbotron, papal memes, a history of punk rock, Venetian protests, and more.

An affair on the Jumbotron, papal memes, a history of punk rock, Venetian protests, and more.

An exploration of the Satanic Panic, a hang out with friends, atmospheric post-punk, the return of folk heroes, and of course, Tay Tay.

A sci-fi thriller, a late night talk show, a rom-com, and a return to Lumon Industries.

The latest from Iran’s greatest living director, a meditative look at one man’s life, a priestly murder mystery, and something about K-Pop and demon hunters.

Both the Western and Star Wars imagine a world where character must be forged and not assumed, where goodness is real, but never cheap.

Clint Bentley’s film is a call to meditate on space and time, on life and death, on the great mystery of all things.

We don’t watch exorcism movies as victims who should fear demons, but as victors who stand in the power of Jesus Christ.

The Stephen King adaptation highlights how society often forces its most vulnerable members to sacrifice everything simply to survive.

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